Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-16

arrived this morning at New York, per
steamer 'Umbria.'"
Mr. Albert White while driving near
Browns Corner, ten miles up river, last
night was capsized and his horse ran away,
coming to this city where the animal was
picked up the police. At the corner of Cap
ital and Sewall streets last evening two lad
les were thrown from their sleigh and their
horse ran of towards Hallow ell. The ladies
we're uninjured.
The Maine horse has worldwide reputa-
Ons The fame Of Names stables reaches
across the Atlantic and is heard bv the mon
eyed nabobs of England and the continent.
And so the compliment comes back to Maine
that Lord Rothchld, one of the richest men
in England, find, his chief delight in sitting
behind his pair of Maine trotters. One of
Of the animals was sold from this city to Mr..
Geo. W. Bishop, the New York buyer.
The Bailey Praying Band closed their
lsbors with the Free Baptist church last
evening. There has been a good and in
creasing interest from the first. Some forty
Or MY have expressed their desire to enter
schrisian life. The members of the band
nave found warm place in the hearts of the
people, and their ltbors of love will be long
remembered. Many from other churches
have been benefited by the meeting. and
lhelr pastors have shown their interest in the
WORK by frequent attendance. The band be-
Iins work at Lincoln this evening. Revival
meetings will continue at the Free Baptist
cnurch each evening this week with the ex
ceptlon OF Saturday and Thursday afternoon.
MI and Mrs. George Brown of Chelsea
celebrated the tenth anniversary of their we'd
Jung on Monday evening. Some seventy
ave OF their friends and neighbors gathered
Aau PARTICIPATED in the pleasures of the &C.
'asioh which were many and exceedingly en-
joyaoie. The choir, led by Rev. Mr.. Bridg-
nam DID excellent service, Miss Eva Searles
ae'hg as organist. The Misses Cora and
Neiiie Brown rendered a song very prettily.
happy remarks were made by Rev. Mr.
brigham and Mr.. Brown. Refreshments
we're served and all those present will re-
nehoer his as one of the pleasantest events
VI 'heir lives. The guests left many pres
en's for their host and hostess.
Al Inc ease of Frazier Gilman and TX apis.
s, Maine Centr,l po;Iro,1 Cor,rorv an
"'a al the Court House, the jury brought in
verdict for the plaintiff yesterday of sc, 659.
o. Inc case arose from the taking and con-
'enihing certain land owned by Frazier Gill
naan OF Eden, Dakota Ter, by the railroad
commissioners, under the statutes Of the
o'a'e ior the location of the Maine Central
"ailroad shops at Waterville. An appeal
"'s @ken from the decision of the railroad
commissioners, to the county commissioners
VI hennebec county, and from the decision
VI Tue county commissioners further appeal
vas taken In the court. The awsrd of the
county commissioners was $4,000.
Inc Entertainment, supper and sociable OF
."e A. y. U. w. at G. A. r. Hall last even
'us was an exceedingly pleasant affair and
Ill VINO attended spent highly enjoyable
evening. Quite party of members of the
.essisture were present and other visitors.
sue supper, prepared by the ladies of High
'"na Lodge, was one of the choicest and
a'ost abundant ever eaten in Grand Army
naii' The exercises were really entertain
'ns. There were songs by the Moore sisters
:. uaroiner, readings by Miss Fannie E.
''iier' song by Miss Lottie Mason, recits-
'on oy Mr.. Bert Andrews. All did them
'eiVes credit and the little ladies from Gar.
uiner deserve special mention, becoming
s'eat Iavorities with the audience. Remarks
.of the good of the order were offered by
senators Flint, Daggett and others.